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The Old Lady is a character who appears in "His Hero." She is first seen being menaced by the Swamp Giant before being rescued by Finn. When she hears that Finn and Jake are trying to practice non-violence because of their hero Billy, she advises him to keep using violence to stop evil and not to listen to the advice of old people (despite being old herself). Then she starts break dancing. Later, Jake carries her on his butt to meet Billy in his secret cave. When Finn and Jake inform Billy that they saved an old lady with violence, he at first began lecturing them saying the Old Lady was "probably dead." When they show Billy that she was still alive and well, a void in his being is filled by seeing that an ecstatic, dancing, old lady has been saved by violent heroism. The Old Lady is last seen perching on Billy's shoulder as Finn and Jake run outside.

She also appears in "The Lich" where she was seen in Finn's dream kissing Billy. She's referred to as Billy's "Lady," meaning they could possibly be in a relationship. But it is not known, since it was a dream. Since Finn's dream seemed to be an omen of what happened to Billy, it is possible the old lady was present when he found the Enchiridion or had been possessed by the Snail Lich. If it happened, it is unknown what became of her, though the vision shows her in the mouth of, or being eaten by the Bear.

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What role does the Old Lady play in the 'His Hero' episode of Adventure Time? toggle section
In the 'His Hero' episode of Adventure Time, the Old Lady is introduced as a character who is rescued by Finn from the Swamp Giant. Her existence becomes significant when Finn and Jake decide to practice non-violence. She makes a cameo in 'Chips and Ice Cream' and is seen in Finn's dream in 'The Lich' episode. The Old Lady is also hinted to have a potential relationship with Billy.
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What advice does the Old Lady give to Finn and Jake about dealing with evil? toggle section
In Adventure Time, the Old Lady counsels Finn and Jake to persist in using violence against evil, contradicting their hero Billy's non-violence stance. She urges them to disregard elderly advice, ironically, as she is old herself. She affirms their inherent ability to fight evil creatures, as shown when they rescued her through violent action.
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Why does the Old Lady start break dancing in 'His Hero'? toggle section
In 'His Hero', the Old Lady commences break dancing post advising Finn and Jake to persist in using violence against evil. This advice contradicts Billy's non-violence teachings. This incident happens after Finn and Jake rescue her and precedes their journey to Billy's secret cave with her.
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Jake transports the Old Lady to Billy using an unconventional method to show their successful rescue operation, which involved violence. This act contradicts Billy's non-violence teachings. The sight of the lively Old Lady, saved through violent heroism, fills an emotional gap in Billy. The Old Lady's presence also brings Billy happiness, as indicated by her perching on his shoulder, suggesting a potential relationship.
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Appearance[]

Old Lady looks like a short green person wearing a red robe of some sort with a hood. Her head combined with the hood makes it look pear shaped, it isn't clear whether her head or the hood causes this. Around her neck there is a thin pink band. She has small white eyes.

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Ahh! Ahh! Help me!

—"His Hero"

What's your huff, son?

—"His Hero"

Stuff and nonsense! You sure helped this old gal out, and you did it with violence! Like a true hero you were born to punch evil creatures. Just like I was born to be an old lady! Don't deny your rowdy nature paladin! (she starts dancing) and boom boom boom kick boom boom boom boom kick! and don't take advice from old people!

—"His Hero"

You talk like justice, Billy, but you can't kick a plane!

—"The Lich"

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